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;*****************************************************************************;
; CAPSLOCK.KSC - Toggle non-alphabetic chars that are incorrrectly shifted    ;
; by Windows 95.  Should be run from K95CUSTOM.INI.                           ;
;                                                                             ;
; By Maxwell Evarts of The Kermit Project with profuse help from Jeff Altman. ;
;                                                                             ;
; ** IMPORTANT NOTE ** - This script assumes that you start K95 and go into   ;
; terminal emulation with Caps Lock *OFF*.  If you don't things will be       ;
; kind of confusing and backwards.  Hey, it's a workaround :-)                ;
;                                                                             ;
; NOTES: Only for Windows 95 - Not needed Windows NT.                         ;
;   Not needed in version 1.1.5 unless you SET WIN95 KEYBOARD TRANSPARENT.    ;
;   Probably only works for the US keyboard and driver anyway.                ;
;                                                                             ;
;*****************************************************************************;
;
; Define the _tocapslock macro which basically just flip-flops the definitions
; of all the non-alphabetic keys, like the top row numbers and symbols and
; the other symbols like {} [], etc....  Then it redefines the Caps Lock key
; itself so that it calls the opposing macro _fromcapslock, and goes back into
; terminal mode.

define _tocapslock { -
  set key \33  \49,-
  set key \49  \33,-
  set key \64  \50,-
  set key \50  \64,-
  set key \35  \51,-
  set key \51  \35,-
  set key \36  \52,-
  set key \52  \36,-
  set key \37  \53,-
  set key \53  \37,-
  set key \94  \54,-
  set key \54  \94,-
  set key \38  \55,-
  set key \55  \38,-
  set key \42  \56,-
  set key \56  \42,-
  set key \40  \57,-
  set key \57  \40,-
  set key \41  \48,-
  set key \48  \41,-
  set key \95  \45,-
  set key \45  \95,-
  set key \43  \61,-
  set key \61  \43,-
  set key \124 \92,-
  set key \92  \124,-
  set key \123 \91,-
  set key \91  \123,-
  set key \125 \93,-
  set key \93  \125,-
  set key \58  \59,-
  set key \59  \58,-
  set key \34  \39,-
  set key \39  \34,-
  set key \60  \44,-
  set key \44  \60,-
  set key \62  \46,-
  set key \46  \62,-
  set key \63  \47,-
  set key \47  \63,-
  set key \276 \K_fromcapslock,-
  connect -
}

; _fromcapslock is the mirror image of _tocapslock...

define _fromcapslock { -
  set key \33  \33,-
  set key \49  \49,-
  set key \64  \64,-
  set key \50  \50,-
  set key \35  \35,-
  set key \51  \51,-
  set key \36  \36,-
  set key \52  \52,-
  set key \37  \37,-
  set key \53  \53,-
  set key \94  \94,-
  set key \54  \54,-
  set key \38  \38,-
  set key \55  \55,-
  set key \42  \42,-
  set key \56  \56,-
  set key \40  \40,-
  set key \57  \57,-
  set key \41  \41,-
  set key \48  \48,-
  set key \95  \95,-
  set key \45  \45,-
  set key \43  \43,-
  set key \61  \61,-
  set key \124 \124,-
  set key \92  \92,-
  set key \123 \123,-
  set key \91  \91,-
  set key \125 \125,-
  set key \93  \93,-
  set key \58  \58,-
  set key \59  \59,-
  set key \34  \34,-
  set key \39  \39,-
  set key \60  \60,-
  set key \44  \44,-
  set key \62  \62,-
  set key \46  \46,-
  set key \63  \63,-
  set key \47  \47,-
  set key \276 \K_tocapslock,-
  connect -
}

; Make the initial state be that the Caps Lock key executes _tocapslock on the
; assumption that Caps Lock is off when we start out.

set key \276 \K_tocapslock

end 0 ; Of CAPSLOCK.KSC